The first one is that + it is argued
I want to form a sentence with both "The first one is" and "it is argued". Please someone tell me whether this is correct or not and sounds look natural.
The first thing is that it is argued that this type of regulation is a inversion of their privacy.
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I think you mean invasion , not inversion . I wouldn't say your sentence is incorrect grammar, but it is awkward and unnatural. It's usually better to use active voice, rather than the passive phrase It is argued that .
- I think you mean invasion , not inversion .
- I wouldn't say your sentence is incorrect grammar, but it is awkward and unnatural.
- It's usually better to use active voice, rather than the passive phrase It is argued that .
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- I suggest eg First, some people argue that this type of regulation is a invasion of their privacy.
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I think you mean invasion, not inversion.
I wouldn't say your sentence is incorrect grammar, but it is awkward and unnatural.
It's usually better to use active voice, rather than the passive phrase It is argued that . . .
I suggest eg First, some people argue that this type of regulation is a invasion of their privacy.
0There are many arguments against House Bill H.R.852. The first (point in the) argument is that this type of regulation represents an invasion of privacy.
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